Hi all,
 
    Any "bad thing" has a "good" side.
 
    Honeydew honey is bad for bees (if it is not collected by responsible
beekeepers before latest middle fall) but it may be very useful for humans.
 
    This type of honey, as my friend Janko Bozic told us before, is richer
in minerals than the normal "nectar, floral honey".
 
    So, according to the usual relation "composition-effects" it may be used
in several diseases related to the lack of minerals like osteoporosis for
example.
 
    Yes, I know, there are other natural sources of minerals, better than
honeydew honey, but this last one is better at least because it ease up the
absorption of minerals in the guts.
 
 
        Kind regards,
 
    Stefan Stangaciu, MD, LAcup.
       Constanta, Romania
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